The hacker behind the massive celebrity nude photo scandal is continuously being tracked by the FBI. While the hacker isn't caught yet, reports have surfaced that the Jennifer Lawrence leaked nude photos came with a corresponding video scandal.

Recently, a man named Bryan Hamade has been tagged as the hacker of the photos. With the continuous accusations of Reddit users, Hamade ends up denying that he is "OriginalGuy," the man behind the leaked pictures who attempted to earn Bitcoin from the explicit images.

To defend himself, Hamade told Buzzfeed that his bitcoin wallet could prove that he never received bitcoin: "I am not behind this. It was so stupid - I saw a lot of people posting the actual leaks and bitcoin addresses and I've read a lot about bitcoin and how they are valuable and I thought, Oh cool I'll get free bitcoins."

"I am just an idiot who tried to pull one over on 4chan and lost big time and stupidly left this identifying information. They took my proof and back traced it - it isn't remotely true. I am not a hacker. I have no idea how the hell someone could hack into all those accounts," he further told the online publication.

A representative has already spoken up about the Jennifer Lawrence leaked nude photos. The "Mockingjay" star's camp is willing to sue people who will own or post a copy of the photos.

Despite the threat, the hacker appears to be unfazed that he or she claimed to have a video scandal of Lawrence. As per the hacker, the alleged scandal runs for more than 2 minutes and mostly focuses on Lawrence's upper body parts.

"Anyways, if somebody wants it let me know how I can upload it anonymously (I don't want the FBI over me, and you don't wanna know how I got this video," he penned.

The hacker has put up a Paypal e-mail address to collect donations from those who want to obtain a copy of the alleged Jennifer Lawrence sex video.